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YouR CHANCE.

few similar drawbacks that generally Consequent
have finished b the Goth Of this month viii not
be completed for few weeks This we intended
ported extensively IS you might expect, for such
mammoth room. We md goodscomine in US daily
and taking up room that we intended for other DUR
NOW, THIS STOCK MUST BE UNLOApEp. and
that IN about as short time possible SO we have
decided to mark them at such prices that will
In order avoid all other unpleasantpess we wish
10 impress upon your mind that the prices these
prevail Will p''''-'
This space win not permit to do justice to frac-
few numbers. IS follows:
in all the leading shades 90 per I'd These have
inst been received by us. and were bought sell at
100 pieces CoLoRED sE RAN in every
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lar value s1.OO. ~ w. ''' w. AeN
20 pieces c BoNNETs ALLsILK BLACK
% III =, "a ~ at 'oc per yd Imported by us
I5pieees Of our sl25 BLACK SATIN DUCHESS
10 pieces of our s15O BLACK SATIN DUCHESS
$50 pieces of all combinations of colors of Two
Toned Pls,d and Striped Velvets at s17o Imported
One lot of MORE Striped velvets at 81 per yard reg
e aaney BLACK Xsye.s in P!sd Stripes and
% pieces Black Frieze Stripe Veyets. Satin and
Fancy Black Pushes in Plaid and Block Designs at
$40: regular value, 1925.
productions All fresh, crisp goods.
The Latest Colorines. Latest Designs.
"a word to the w {oa nave smeh an opportunity
The trade will positively be excluded in this SALE
customers only.
LANsBURGH BRO.
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TJNHE GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
pOG BILE TRACK SPLENDID SCENERY.
sIEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT

THE s$HH EasR ssgrE soprnrp,,
s1RGE Rzc nAeSfiaSSHP T$SfSHAsr
Trainsleave Washington from Station corner Of Sixth
For Pttburs and the limited Express.
Cue rssss osssE1 as Ga IS shJ
MI Harisbarr a To a1
sas5 caf to S LSas daily
Gss'SSa EEhprsss a. daily
ting 4, A. HaTrsburs with through seepers
sRd t ssa he %ss 10 S5
sessEF h5FsSTsG c hsikRoAp
c 5eeS sss Z fsossps Saturday with s
For "iiIiamsport Lock Haven and Elmira at $50
For New i9lk and the East 325 300 AMI
1 %: NJ; Lmitsd E1gress d Fallmsn PasIot
and Ii oo Ma n daily A. NJ daily except Sunday
For Boston WITHOUT change; zoo N. every day.
ss5sS with Srsatlyn &ns ssn sffosi:
Saw c street. avoiding
For pnads II 6 "a 90 20 90 and Il
yoS = IT. $;qo ato. 600 q io; QUIZ aai
For Baltimore. OBS, Is. S;oSs So; go ITO
z4o 90. s:iS 1000 and III 80 SP On Sun sum
:Ou lU ana FL
For Pope's Creek Line 7:25 M and 4:iO T. NJ daily
For Annapolis. 7:25 AN. los. 30 and 90 PM.
daily. except Sunday Sundays 900 AM 4:10
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Aie1andria, GOO, 6:45, 40. 9:47. 1887 AM,
and l;'S PM NJ on sunday At GOD, $40. ga.
For Richmond and the South. 600, 10 81 AM daily.
,,- and 4:i5 NJ. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, Cos, 500
9:l0. 1915, hoy An; lao. 300. 323, 5: 10,
7:U5 g:32 and 1O;42 PM. and l2:l5 midnight
ll:01 AN: 200. $40. 7:o5. 9:32, 10:42 m AMI
Tickets and information ut the Office northeastern.
18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and atths
station. where orders be left for the checxinge
baggage to destination from hotels and residences
CHAS. F. PUGH. General Manager.
j. r. WOOD. General Passenger Agent. je25
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The Weekly Star. The Weekly Star
THE STARS POCKET ATLAS OF THE WORLD
the social religious
different products
'0'0oSnS 'ena0e
subscribers expense
all parts the
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Oiled columns
AN UNExAMPLID oFFER,U
SPECIAL $1so. SPECIAL $3.50.
II ~ guzu UNITED srx7za
THE ATLAS OF 7uR
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THE STARS POCKET ATLAS Is
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EDUCATIONAL.

VNHE CEDARS--A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
for ans e girls
as MISS EAkh fse is1G saa
Washinston, D. C. sepo-3m
% Ss'ss
ssG WIZ VIII ssesHs sSao q
French and Drawing by the best masters se2-1m.
MISS EVA MILLS WILL RESUME INsTRUC.
vi ton in vocal music September 10th.
ladies for aas
UReopens Monday, September 5. Pupils viii acquire
HlSS
HbGo f h1SaE SEND Tor
NTARYLAND AGRICULTURAL CoLLEGE-RE-
theMechanicArs Scholarships offered in everycounty
and Raroad niles ro@ Batm GSes
For fssslsn
Faculty. Agricultural College. Md. au24- I'm
A RT sCHOOL.-MRs. NJ. H. PIXIES STUDIO IS
will be pleased to meet her classes usual Saw
Il ei4 i4th st: bet and sts
Select Classical ana Mathematical School for Young
Rgas s1 Ss
kins and other colleges and universities for the Sci
entitic Schools, L. y. Military and Naval Academies
and for business For particulars address
au23-lm CHAS. Is. YOUNG. Principal
TIME COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
i Washington. D. c.
The preparatory school begins Sept 49,
The Columbian College begins Sept 10.
The medical school begins Oct g.
The CorcOran Scientific School begins Oct z
The law school begins Oct. j.
lossas'9sass or other 52HEs % sdasfis
au2O-1mo President
VNHE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
II
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,.
The exercises of this school will be resumed on the
18TH SEPTEMBER, with a corps of seven teachers
The number of pupils is limited to 100 and applicants
will be admitted in the order of their registration
fifth class, limited in number to % and to be COM
posed of pupils seeking instruction in lower English
branches and the rudiments of Latin preparatory to
the regular work of the school, will be formed at the
beginning of the year if sufficient number of pupils
shall apply The class with the daily oversight of the
charge OF teacher who will devote his entire time to
its instruction. Tuition Fee payable semi-annually
in advance in the first four classes $50; in the fifth
class. $50. No extra charge.
The Principal. Of his assistants, will from the
LIST of September be daily at the school building 1885
II street northwest, to answer inquiries.
ANDREW z. MONTAGUE,
au20- I'm Principal.
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CTEAM WELL BoRING.-wELLs BORED ron
- cities towns vilsges farms hotels brswerles. Pr
teed. ] solicit correspondence
e253Rs HURON A HUXETT Hassr.tovp M
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RAILROADS.
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY 25TH.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY 2SIH. 1887.
LEAVE sE ER9sM t s TAp
For Chicago and Northwest. EXP Daily 1885 . m.
For Cincinnati and ST. LouA EXP Daily 3:15 and
For Fttsburg and Cleveland. EXP Daily 1885 AM
For beIing.op and Local st.tons ne; to loan an
sna SS ssS and Phil
adelpha, 10 100 AM aud "A 80 pm.
For fHssIss a.? 'SssF:s.'ss
Ans s l4 1S az as ss ss. and So pa S
ISi aaassss 3 s sn AND j 60 and
p ps On ssnass 80 Sso p nav su nnanS
For between y,ssinsss S and % nsl.
sns a 3S . On SuaS I'd sm $50 am and
40 PM for Prnsipai stations items. only i9i ~ Ill.,
For Gaithersburs and intermediate points. 70 :o5A
For Boyd's and intermediate stations 11:2o p m-
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday only at
Ills p. stopping at all stations on Metropolitan
For Frederick. t10:55 3. No. 1880 p m. Sundays,
For Hagerstown. no 10 g. m. and 10 80 m.
Trains arrive from Chicago. daily. 70 a.. m and
40 p Ms from Cincinnati and st Louis daily, 6:2O
m and 10 p. m: IRON P1ttsburg, daily. 20 g. N
From fkilsdelphia, Chester and Wilmington. 10 -
a. M. 3:0o, $780, and $50 p H., daily, and fl:o0
p IN.
From sinserly and intermediate points north of Bal
timore, 10 100 a H. daily.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at ): 10, 30
80 800 9:01, 1000, and 1880 a. M, IL 10 2l5,
300, i1o, sos, 90 30, :45, 30, and 90 n,
m. On sundays 30. 8: 100, :O5. 10 100. m, 20,
2:l5 410, :05, u 80, 40 80, and IL 100 r.
For points on Shenandoah Valley Railroad, to 10 p
m.
Except Sunday. .Daily.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and resi-
dences orders left at Ticket Ofice GIG aud 1851
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, C. Z. LORD,
seP1 Manager Gen. Pass Agent
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EDUCATIONAL.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEORGETOWN
NA UNIvERSITY.-The Thirty ninth Session Will
6egln With an Introductory Address by Prof JOS
O'clock at the College Building on IT, between 9th and
au,h ats: which the profession and the PUBLIC
beg1n daily at 80 p. IN. For further information
Apply 70 j. ". II. LOVEJOY. n. d Dean,
s19-lm 900 18th st. NV.
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DIEDMONT AIR LINE,

DIEDMONT AIR LINE,
1 % Schedule in effect September 5th. 1887.
Gordonsviie Charlottesville, Lynchburg and Stations
between Alexandria and Lynchburg. Blue Ridge
SpTIngs Allesheny Springs. BRISTOL Knoxville. Rome
Sleeper " ashington to New Orleans
11:24 A. M.-Fast Mail Daily for warrenton, Char.
Iynchburs RocRy Mount Dsnve and Stations he
tween Lynchbnrg and Danville, Greensboro. Raleigh
charlotte, Atlanta, Birmingham, Montgomery, New
York to Atlanta, in connection with Pullman Sleepers
Atlanta to New Orleans, and Mann Boudoir Sleepers
TOR ri, Birmingha ham, vicksburg and Shreveport. Solid
e. ana u route points Sundays.
.2:33 P. M.-Daily except Sunday for Manassas
S:rasours and intermediate Stations. Connects at
30 r M.-Mestern Express Daily for Warrenton,
Gordonsvile. Charlottesville Louisville. Cincinnati
anu summer resorts on and Line Of Ches and Ohio
ton to Louisville also for Lynchburg Bristol Chatts-
nooga, Memphis, Little Rock and all Southwestern
F1ints Inroueh Pullman Sleepers Washington to
90 p M.-Southern Express Daily for Lynchburs
Da inn1 Kaiegh Asheyille Charlotte, Columbia
Texas and California. Pullman Sleepers Washington
70 Montgomery, connecting with Pullman parlor Cars
MONTGOMERY to New Orleans Pullman Sleepers wash.
Trains on Washington aud Ohio division leave Wash
n Daily: arrive Round Hiii, 81 A. 4 an na 7foP
$50 n and 5 ,e1' N ianoaS' arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via: Charlotte. Dan.
and s23 ~; via; East Tenn Bristol and Lynch
Ohio Ono Route , and Charlottesville at $40 p NJ
tickets Sleeping Car reservation and information
iurnlshed aud baggage checked at office 1900 Pennsy
XanIa avenue and at Passenger Station.
So General PASSENGER Agent.
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HOCSEKEEPERS HAVE AN EXCEPTIONAL OP-
PORTUNITY.
HERE Is A CHANCE FOR ALL
ALL PERFECT GOODS, AND SOLD AS SUCH.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF LACE CURTAINS OF THE
STOCK OF MR. c. NJ FOSTER,
BOUGHT AT THE AUCTION-ROOMS OF FIELD.
CHAPMAN FENNER, NEW YORK.
These goods we bought at half cost of production,
and TO create Boom have only added 10 per cent
on the price Paid So you enabled to buy two
pairs Of Curtains at the price of one pair
NEVER SUCH A CHANCE AGAIN.
590 pairs Lace Curtains at PC; per pair:
500 {" "I.25
55SSS 355 p"
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SPECIALTIES.

my ELECTRIC TREATMENT 1 CAN SPEEDILY
f1cure any displacement weakness. or loss Of power
renpess or prolinc fecundity, tumors aud
trey cured without the use OF knife or medicine st
Vitus Dance paralysis, Insomnia, &C. DR. j. W. HAY
WARD Specialist in Diseases Of the Nervous SYSTEM
937 New York Ave aux7- lSts
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Had News From Dom Pedro.
THE MONARCH OF BRAZIL SAID TO HAVE LOST u,


dHs AOSAhSH Of BRAZIL SAID TO HAVE LOST
MIND.
The Cincinnati Ifmes-IStor prints private letter
from gentleman In Rio Janeiro giving tnfor,na-
ton that the Emperor Dom Pedro, who had been
failing for some time, has finally completely lost
his mind Ills daughter, Donna label. tn Europe
was telegraphedfor. As soon as she arrived az R,o
JaneirO. this letter says 1t was resolved to send
Dom Pedro 10 Europe. He sailed from Rio Janeiro
Oh June 80, never TO return, and his dauohter
Donna IzaDei, Is now at the head OF the govern
mert- When Dom Pedro sailed more than 3O OOO
people followed him TO the wharf, but eyerybody
was SILENT and seemed 10 feel nothing but pity for
The old nan. who was leaving them forever.
ELoPED on THE EVE OF HER WEDDINd.-A special
10 tle New York World from Carthage, No. sep
tulOer 10, says: j. A. O'Day, brother OF the vice
president OF the ST. Louis and San Francisco Rail-
WAY, and Miss M0iHe Montgomery, Of Oswego
NAB, came To this city last evening and were
married at the harr Hotel, without the knowledge
" consent or the young lady's parenta j. B.
Aoht soinery, the girls father, q wealthy and
pfViA4heht man OF OSwego, arrived on the next
iI,lh, out was TOO late TO prevent the marriage
de teeIs badly over the affair on account of the
eDsasement or his daughter to be married next
iurSudy 10 MI Rice, a prominent yorng man of
sheioS Vile, Tenn, for which event the cards Were
Sut ana preparation had been made. The connie
nave gone 10 81. Louis on their wedding tim The
gil Is only eighteen years old and was Graduated
last june from Ward Seminary at Nashville Tenn
She met hlce While there. ODay "a AGENT at Os
weSo Ior the Frisco line. So W.
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EDUCATIONAL.

DAVIS, II: TEACHER 1' OF PIANO AM; AND
MAN, ss4 F SIN NV ". &'0f''S ~ '1A' s15.aw.
V1HE MISSES MAsoN's SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN
will reopen Wednesday, September 21. ut 21O7
Send for circular. se2-3w'
PRIvATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES, OF
nSy e sdq PsS eendenss LTepsres
SEES IVY INSTITUTE. s.w. cor Sth and Sta. NV
CoLLIERE HOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS
lex sssn IN s9s
p G, 1898 st. n w. W. near Arlington Hotel Opens
instantaneous Art of Never Forgetting See
M School and kindergarten reopens Oct (4th year,
Conveyance for pupils living at distance. Circulars
IIRENCH LEssONs-REFINED STUDENTS ARE
aware that genuine pronunciation and correct
bonne tni1ersits Paris, 1914 St n@ se p n:'
pRof: J. F. GERMILLER, TEACHER OF PIANO,
Il Organ, Vocal Music, and Harmony. Especially at
tentiye to beginners, Well to pupils advanced
GIL ST. NV. SLIM
I1RANz sHAEFER. LATE OF PHILADELPHIA,
Teacher of Vocal and instrumental Music.
s1-3m 1882 18th st. NV
an Fos1s as1 IA stsa
for Little Girls EMBLA P O., three miles from Baiti.
Send for Catalogue. jy20-m.w&s2m
pINkNEY INSTITUTE s1s conn; AVE SELECT
L English, French and German School for Young
ply for particulars to the Misses BURGESS, Principals
VlHE MISSES TIFFEY's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
IS Instruction thorough.
Apply for circulars. s7-w.s.m1ms
E'AUQUIER FEMALE INSTITUTE,
= WARRENTON. VA,
uated in the Piedmont region of Virginia unsurpassed
for its beauty fertility and healthfuness. Only so
tasefully out The building is one Of the finest
school edifces in the State full corps of teachers
jy15-eo-3m GEO. G. BUTLER. A. NJ, Principal
Es NAME fIAss FDE THAGHNs k kES
MRS MANS RSbEkd Ar i hSB AND AND
MRS. MAINS PRIMARY SCHOOL 1918
First term begins October 5. 1887. sl-3m
MISS BALCHS BUSINESS SCHOOL FOR
wi ladies aud Gentlemen. 1907 10th St NV reopens
OCIoBER3; Special course for persons preparing for
competitive examinations or for teachers Bookkeep-
ing type-wrhny and stenography taught lessons
given on guitar. slim
HUTCHINSON COLLEGE, CARLISLE, PA, FALL
the Classical; the Scientific and the Modern
Language. Facilities. i'll all respects improved; new
equipped gymnasium. Tuition. by scholarship, $685.
year; to sons of ministers. Free Cost of living
and excellent dations aims at thorough and
expeditous preparation for college. For catalogue
desired ISL, aa Information address j. A. MccApLEl
nRAWING AND PAINTING-THE BEST AND
~ cheapest place is the National Academy Of Fine
t sd to Hi and a the
au.2-1ms
NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE AND WINDSOR FEE
~ male College.-Separate buildings. Full gradual
and business departments Fall sessions open Septem-
Der IA, 1887 Catalogues ON applieation: Address
Rev A. NJ JELLY, DID, Prest, New Windsor, Nd
jy22-2ln
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

CHOkT ROUTE TO LONDON
- NORDEUTSCHER LLOYD 8 s. ca
Fast Express steamers
To Southampton uOndOn. Hsvrel Bremen
Travc, Neu-, SEPT. ~, u. BAT Sept "a.
IL Am; Saale, Wed, Sept ~, a:3O pm; Elbe, Sat-.
Oct l, ) q. IN: Aller. Wed, Oct s. u. H.; Werra,
Sat-, Oct. 4. q a. IN.
Comfortable staterooms, excellent table luxurious
wards berth. according to location; ID cabin. 1854
berth; steerage 1t low ratea Apply to
$40 e. +. DROOF 915 Penn. ava
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PROFESSIONAL.

DROF CLAY,
Il Wonderfully Gifted Clairvoyant and Astrologer
born with second sight, every hidden mystery reveal
marriages. brings separated Together gives success in
omsranasad All usness Eee IN HaM
8 to {, Sundays to pm. Once. 421 9th St NV.
s3-17ts
NFME BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
M LIFE. ALI business confidential Ladies' and gen.
temen so cents each: 408 street, between 4th and
9th streets northwest. sew
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7 Aw SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN UN1vER-
JAMES 1 g I TAGHbTy IL D.,
THE HON wA 1sf1ash s cox, LIB
justice OF Court OF the District
OF the Law Ct Real and Personal Property OF
TME HeS %fIi GEafi AM MA M5fSf%f135
and EQUITY Pleadisr S Of the Jurisdiction. N
+ e s fs'sS
THE HON VII William q fn sTRoSa, IL D..
time tied Of the Court Of
Solicitor Of the Department Of State, -
n t5stssssr G Ct c FoR. Il Law l..
The exercises of the School will be resumed in the
Law Lecture Hall of the Columbian University on
announcements for the will be made The fac
"A TokKiSS LAW LIBRARY SPECIALLY selected by
M ee sc sed IN the and Of
For catalogues applic1son made to VIM
York avenue; Lowdermilk Co., 1924 street north
kfGSR IL
w 631 + st. n. W.. rooms Z. 8, and9. oc1S-12m'
1928 FIFTEENTH ST. N. W.
The Misses KERR's long established Day School for
Young Ladies and Children will reopen
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 81.
For information apply as above.
No home study for children under twelve.
limited number of scholars will be received as
boarders. Slim
NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.-THE SIX
oGoBER 1857 Sc The Sfss M s am
before Mat1ieuaton and the Examination for Juniors
the College Hall southwest corner of ~ St. and Penn
tskets and ipform at Apply to JOIN
u s l. H. L. ELIOT i6 seff Il st. NV.
C1RaAmY.1INs PoRTRAITs.WILI TEACH Any ONE
1 no drawing W
slim. Room 49, May BUILDING y; cor 7th and SITS
Sst1snsl 1n1ersity Mt vernon Place
rs 5ss5n s7" 'ss5s
f0riuF'hsr nf0rT Il f. s szYE!kE t. D., Dean
s17-1mo 1116 H st. NV.
No. f Piano orF ass and AA Vocal Music
1880 10Th st. NV.
Miss Conn will accept engagements as an accom-
MISS ROSA RAND WILL RESUME LESSONS IN
" Elocution and Dramatic Culture September Both,
sI7-s.mSth2w' 1888 H ST. NV. Washington, D. C.
MISS HILTONS ENGLISH AND FRENCH
WI School for Young Ladies' ReoIens October ),
81 Vermont ave. Hours reserved for private lnsruc
ton to adults. s11-2m
GONZAGA COLLEGE,
and North Capitol sts.,
Offers best advantages for
CLASSICAL. COMMERCIAL
AND
MATHEMATICAL EDUCATION
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10 LACE BED SETS at 60 25 per set. Worth dou-
Bile the money. All this seasons production. New
Patterns, Beautiful Goods.
All are welcome to inspect this mammoth Curtain
sale, but come soon to get choice.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
n ORFOLk AND FORTRESS MONROE.

n oRFoLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
IN DALI, LA'ttr HlDAY.
Low fares The H3Eulsr safe and fast Steamers
ganty furnished throughout leaves 9TH. street wharf
at 530 pm; stonpins at fney Point going and
Oh l.lain Geek ''' ' ' >N''.'''s '0o--
steamer s telephone eali-s+. Ap'''' my1sGmO o.
Two NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
street. the xar s S S5SEsk ktAb M
PAYS =, so n bsg!nin S VII g1ys Norfolk
m Exclusive With Boston and Prosidenae
steamers Connect also with steamer Ariel for Rich;
railroad lines the South. ure and tickets
sS ssss si e'ss
Supt. and Gel Aet sl3
CTEAMEE PlJ.'r y, Y LEAVES 7TH-sT WHARF
, on Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays, at am for
and Chapel Point. Thursdays down and Mondays aud
~o-,~,,.r.EvLL FOLSOM. Agent 7th-ss wharf
SrEAMEi: JOHN HMM VI IH iSMI ssS FOR POTOMAC
50 SHa sis:s Sos
Sundays all landings to Nomini. Curriomsn. and
T%esays iii landings to &ocs Point returning Tues
day evening, arriving IN Washington 8: 40 pm
Friday. all landings to Nornini. Currioman and
Leonardtown, returning Friday night. arriving in
Washington Saturday morning at ) am.
For further Information apply 9th st. wharf.
q. T. JONES, Agent
Telephone call "a. slim
1NOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
IL NEW IRON STEAMER "wAKEF1ELD~
Leaves 9TH st. wharf on MONDAYS, THURSDAYS
FRIDAYS and SUNDAY pm. touching at River Lslfl-
Clements Bay, Md. Connects with b. aud O. R. Il -
Shepherds. See schedule. JOHN B. PADGETT. Ays
nIREcT TO NEW YoRK-FRE1GHT, STEAMERS
IL JOHN GIBSON aud T. C. KNIGHT leave Pier4L
East River, n. y, every SATURDAY ut pm; 6thsl
wharf Washington. every THURSDAY MORNING.
Freight at lowest rates. apt
MT. VERNON Mt. VERNON!
STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
Leaves eth street wharf daily Except Sunday form
Vernon at 10 O'Clock s-M. Returning: reaches Wash
ington about 3:3OpmA
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VNHE CEDARs--A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
Il for young ladies ana little girls Reopeus Octo-
Der 8; pupils classified September 20 and 80. sure
Nor ADVANTAGES in Languages, Music, History, and
Literature. Address MISS EARLE, 1916 35fh ST,
Washington, D. C.. sep,S- BIN
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She may be beaten on n Reach, bus 70
Wind ~ ard, Never.

FoRECiSTTSG The CHANCES OF RACE By FAR MORE
INTERESTING TRAN ANY THAT HAS TAKEN PLACE
TIE THISTLE TO BE pRY-DoCKED ON WEDNESDAY.
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DENTISTRY.
SUMMER RESORTS.

ON TOP THE ALLEGHANIEs! THEA a
~ Aurora House, Aurora, W. Va, open YE:NAY
Fever patients; circulars at Star office. ). q.
SHAFFER, Proprietor. s5-lmo
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Volunteers Big Betting Boom.

from the New Star.
The superb performance OF Gen. Paine's gallant
sloop, the Volunteer, In running away from the
Maynower in fridays race, has stimulated Amen.
can patriotism to such degree that the betting
Cd the impending International event has become
quite lopsided IN favor or Americas crack Yacht
Before the Volunteer had had the chance to show
her mettle, an ocer OF odds against the Thistle
was considered very rash venture Much money
was placed on the result OF the contest for the
cup at even figures, but now the Yankee sloOp
has the call in the betting OF 8 and 9 TO ; and
even upon that basis there are many calls but
lew takers
CAPT. BARR STILL CONFIDENT.
Captain Barr, the natty skipper Of the Thistle
laughed al the idea that any proper comparison of
the sailing qualities Of the three yachts could be
drawn from their respective performances Friday
He laughed even more heartily when asked abOnt
The lowering OF the ThlstleS topInast which he
SAID had. no further significance than TO prevent
The cutters boats being washed by the heavy seas
WHAT ne said and his manner OF saying IL showed
tnat ne mao !ost none OF his confidence In the bon.
Me Scotch yacht.
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